PTX Metals' Equity Holding of Green Canada Corporation and MAACKK Capital Corp. Provide Corporate Updates
PTX Metals transitions to minority holder in Uranium spin-out while maintaining focus on Ontario polymetallic assets

The most recent news (March 4, 2026) confirms that PTX Metals' equity holding, Green Canada Corporation (GCC), has entered a definitive business combination agreement for a reverse takeover (RTO) of MAACKK Capital Corp. Concurrently, GCC has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the Marshall Uranium Project in the Athabasca Basin from Basin Energy Limited. Shareholder meetings held on February 26, 2026, approved the necessary corporate actions. Following recent private placement tranches at $0.13 per share, PTX Metals' ownership in GCC has been diluted to approximately 48.02%, meaning GCC is no longer a subsidiary but an equity investment.
The impact is Routine - Neutral for PTX Metals. While the spin-out of the uranium assets into a new public vehicle (Green Canada Uranium Corp.) creates a potential liquidity event for PTX's 48% stake, it also results in the loss of direct control over these assets. - Asset Diversification: PTX shifts from an operator to a significant shareholder in a uranium-focused company. - Dilution: PTX has seen its stake drop from 54.33% to 48.02% as GCC raises its own capital. - Operational Focus: This allows PTX to focus its remaining cash (approx. $4.08M as of Sept 2025) on its flagship W2 Copper-Nickel-PGE project and Shining Tree Gold project. - Valuation: The $0.13 price point for GCC's private placement provides a benchmark for the value of PTX’s holding, but the market has likely already priced in this RTO since the LOI was announced in late 2025.
PTX Metals is an Ontario-focused explorer. - Flagship Project: The W2 Copper-Nickel-PGE Project in the Ring of Fire region. It features a large exploration target of 59M to 135M tonnes. Recent drilling (Hole W225-10) showed massive widths of 235m of mineralization. - Secondary Project: Shining Tree Gold Project, located near the Cote Gold Mine, showing high-grade surface samples up to 69 g/t Au.